legislation that if enacted, would rewrite the immigration laws in this country. they plan to officially announce their agreement later today. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning. after a failure at immigration in 2010, washington is gearing up again, but there is evidence, including the growing hispanic vote, that the political mood has changed here in washington and many on both sides say now is the time for immigration reform. congress will again take up immigration reform. this time there's bipartisan support to get a deal done. >> i'm confident, guardedly optimistic that this time we can get it done. >> the deal includes tougher border enforcement to appease republicans and a pathway to citizenship for the 11 million immigrants now living in the united states. >> first of all americans support it in poll after poll. secondly latino voters expect it. third, the democrats want it, and fourth, republicans need it.

>> there is one senator in this bipartisan working group who's seen as critical to getting a deal through both chambers of congress. >> i do like the thinks marco rubio is laying out. >> former senator marco rubio is a tea party favorite and a potential presidential candidate in 2016. many here say he's a key to getting conservatives to support the bill. >> i support and agree with the principles he laid out about earned legalization. making sure we can fix this problem. >> and then there's the political calculus. some republicans say they need this bill to win over hispanic voters. >> i'll given you a little straight talk. look at the last election. look at the last election. we are losing dramatically the hispanic vote which we think should be ours for a variety of reasons, and we've got to understand that. >> hispanics supported president obama over mitt romney with more than 70% of the vote.

now, this senate plan could face a tougher time in the house, which is controlled by republicans, but it's not even legislate yet. this is simply a four-page list of principles. and tomorrow, anne-marie, we get the president's vision. >> susan mcginnis in washington. thank you. well, this morning another winter storm is moving from the midwest into the northeast bringing with it a dangerous mix of freezing rain, sleet, and snow. in iowa yesterday ice-covered roads were too slick for travel. a chain reaction accident in southeast iowa sent several cars and trucks off the road. in wisconsin the ice and freezing rain mixed with snow to cause hazardous conditions, and this morning winter weather advisories are in effect from minnesota to massachusetts. meteorologist jeff berardelli is of our miami station wfor is watching the storm. well our brutal weather continues across the great lakes and also the northeast. during the day on sunday in and around the chicago area picked up around a quarter of an inch

of really treacherous ice. it's going to make it tough for the monday morning commute. milwaukee, chicago, and also in detroit picks up snowfall. definitely it's ice, it's sleet, it's that messy mixture that's causing most of the problems and now it's heading toward the east. early most of the weather will early in the morning most of the action upstate pennsylvania, that will eventually move to the coast. that means places like philadelphia, a messy mixture. chicago, a messy mixture if not in the morning by late afternoon. by the end of the day, this moves toward the boston area, so that will complicate the evening commute in and around parts of new england. on the northern side of this system, it will be snow, some places bringing up 3 to 6 inches. in between it's ice, it's sleet, making it really dangerous on the roadways. eventually everything to the south will switch over to rain. now the good news with this situation is as we head into wednesday, new york city will see a high of right around 60 degrees. can't come soon enough. right?

i'm meteorologist jeff berardelli, cbs news. a three-day mourning period is under way in brazil after nearly 300 people died in a fast-moving nightclub fire. the fire broke out early sunday morning in santa maria, a university town in southern brazil. most of the victims were students who apparently died from smoke inhalation. tetiana anderson reports. >> reporter: police are guarding a burned out nightclub in southern brazil where hundreds of people died. early sunday morning rescue workers scrambled to pull victims out of the burning building. clubgoers and firefighters worked together to use sledgehammers to tear down a wall to reach hundreds of people trapped inside. witnesses say the kiss nightclub in santa maria filled with smoke and flames moments after a band member lit a flame on establish. survivors described a chaotic

race to reach the only access. they claim security guards stopped people because they thought patrons were trying to leave without paying their bills and firefighters say they couldn't get in and partygoers count get out because bodies started to pile up and block the door. balances rushed the injured to the hospital. doctors say many of the victims died from smoke inhalation and some were trampled. a bouncer says the club was packed with more than 1,000 people. santa maria is a university town and officials say some students were there attending a party. family members broke down as they found out their loved ones had died. but this man says his daughter's name has not been released, so his family is still holding out hope. brazil's president cut short a trip to chile to rush back home. she said the brazilian people will stand together during this national tragedy. tetiana anderson for "cbs morning news." on the "cbs moneywatch" now, apple falls from a top spot and credit card users beware.

ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more. good morning, ashley. >> good morning to you, anne-marie. asian markets were mixed amid profit taking and improved profits in europe. tokyo's nikkei dropped 1% while hong kong's hang seng gained half a percent. investors are getting ready for more fourth quarter earnings on wall street. caterpillar and yahoo! released their finances today. so far investors like what they see. the dow shot up 70 points on friday to close at 13 895, its highest close since october 31st of 2007. the nasdaq gained 19 points. exxonmobil has once again topped apple as the world's most valuable company. last week apple's stock tumbled more than 14% after the tech giant posted a disappointing profit report. apple first surpassed exxon in the summer of 2011. watch out for checkout fees if you're using a credit card. some retailers can now charge up

to 3% more on credit card purchases. this follows a lawsuit filed in 2005 against mastercard, visa, and other financial institutions. ten states have laws banning the checkout fee. hostess is expected to announce a bidder for drake's snack cakes this week. mckee foods will pay to buy $30 thousand to buy devil dogs, funny bones. hostess announced they were shutting down its business. and han sell & gretel witch hunters cooked up a hot spot. at the box office this weekend. the r-rated action fill raked in $19 million. movie execs blame the cold weather in the east coast for the tepid numbers. the supernatural horror film "mama" dropped this second place, and coming in third, "silver linings playbook," which is up for eight oscars.

i thought that was a really good movie. >> i heard good things about it. ashley morrison hire in new york. thanks, ashley. coming up on the "morning news," "60 minutes" joint interview with president obama and hillary clinton. plus, rescue down under. flood victims stranded in the back of their truck get a rescue. this is the "cbs morning news." their truck get a rescue. this is the "cbs morning news." >> announcer: "moneywatch" sponsored by vagisil wash with odor block. the confident clean. odor block. the confident clean. [ other merv ] welcome back to the cleaning games. let's get a recap, merv. [ merv ] thanks, other merv.

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high winds whipped ocean foam onto the larngsd covering this beach town. the foam was nearly 9 feet high in some arias. now following days of deadly rioting, egyptian president mohammed morsi declares a state of emergency and curfews in three cities. more than 50 people have died since thursday. the latest unrest was touched off when 21 defendants involved in a soccer riot were sentenced to death. president obama is giving praise to secretary of state hillary clinton. she's about to leave his cabinet and now he calls his one-time rival one of his closest advisers. during a joint interview on "60 minutes" on sunday the two talked about working together and they talked about her political future. >> for us to be able to wind down one war, to be on the path of ending a second war, to do that in a way that honors the

enormous sacrifices our troops have made, to sustain the pressure on al qaeda and terrorist organizations so that not only did we avoid a significant terrorist attack on the homeland but we were able to dismantle the core leadership of al qaeda, that's all the consequence of great work that hillary did and the state department did in conjunction with our national security team. >> i have to ask you, what's the date of expiration on this latest endorsement. >> oh, steve, i know. >> i have to ask that question. i mean come on. mine you're sitting here together. everybody in town is talking about it already. and this is -- it's taking place. >> you know steve, i've got to tell you, you guys in the press are incorrigible.

i was literally inaugurated four days ago, and you're talking about elections four years from no. >> and i am -- as you know, steve, i'm still secretary of state and i'm out of politics and i'm forbidden from hearing these questions. you know, look, obviously the president and i care deeply about what's going to happen for our country in the future, and i don't think, you know either he nor i can make predictions about what's going to happen tomorrow or the next year. what we've tried to do over the last four years is get up every day, have a clear eye view of what's going on in the world, and i'm really proud of where we are. >> and you can see steve kroft's few interview of president obama and hillary clinton on 60minutes.com. straight ahead tiger chases a new record. golf's biggest star is on the verge of scoring an unprecedented victory. wait...you relieve nasal congestion? sure don't you? [ nyquil bottle ]

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peyton manning one last time. they played 13 seasons together in indianapolis. vikings tight end kyle rudolph caught a touchdown pass and was named the game's mvp. the nfc wins 62-35. and a reminder football's main event is coming this sunday, february 3rd, the only place to watch super bowl xlvii is right here on cbs. and barring a total collapse, tiger woods should win his 75th pga tournament today. the final round of the farmers insurance open wraps up today after a weather delay, but woods has a six-shot lead with 11 holes left to play. if tiger finishes off the win, it will be his 8eighth career victory at torrey pines, the most of any player on any course in history. when we return, hollywood actors honor their own. ben affleck collects his latest big trophy at the s.a.g. awards.

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., a high of 43, icy. atlanta, 58, the high there. denver, mostly cloudy. st. louis and seattle, break out your umbrella. a senate committee plans to hear testimony on gun control wednesday. senator dianne feinstein who's leading the push to restore a ban on assault weapons spoke with bob schieffer on cbs's "face the nation" sunday. she said she is facing an uphill battle but thinks the bill will pass. carter evans takes a look at the grassroots battle over gun rights. >> reporter: thousands waited in the rain up to four hours just to enter this gun show in orange county, california. in this event, 25 years, this weekend saw the biggest crowds ever. >> this is like nothing i've ever seen at the show.

>> reporter: the biggest seller ammunition purchased by the cart load. gun owner bill waited three hours just to buy a box of 9 millimeter bullets. >> how many are in there? >> 500. >> reporter: in other parts of the country fear of too many guns is also drawing big crowds of those turning them in. so many attended this buyback in seattle yesterday that organizers ran out of money. while the debate over guns in washington centers around military-style assault weapons, the conviction here is that there is a larger agenda. are you afraid of losing your second amendment right? >> yes. >> reporter: on "face the nation" new york city police commissioner ray kelly tried to tamp down those fears. >> the concept of people having the right to have guns with some legitimate regulations is here, is here to stay. we're not looking to infringe on anybody's right to have guns legally. >> reporter: but the belief persists that any ban on any gun is targeting the right to bear arms.

you think this crowd here is sending a message to washington. >> yes. >> reporter: what is it saying? >> it says leave us alone on our second amendment. >> reporter: as the gun control debate begins this week on capitol hill, it appears that many gun owners will continue to stock up. carter evans cbs news costa mesa, california. and the screen actors guild awards were handed out last night. "argo" starring affleck took the award and daniel day-lewis took home the award for "lincoln", and jennifer lawrence took home the award for lead actress in silver linings playbook. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," celebrating 25 years of "phantom of the opera." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." [ male announcer ] every time you say no to a cigarette "phantom of the opera."" i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." rritable. quit one cigarette at a time. maybe you can be there; maybe you

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a former nfl quarterback is finding life after football in an unlikely place. as jim axelrod report jon kitna

returned to his roots to inspire young people in a whole different field. >> reporter: in the hallways of lincoln high school in tacoma, washington, jon kitna sounds every bit the football coach he is. having returned to the school he quarterbacked 20 years ago. >> we good? take out your review paths. >> reporter: but the remarkable thing about this coach and algebra teacher is that he didn't need the job at all. jon kitna was an nfl quarterback for 16 years retiring last year from the dallas cowboys. patrick irwin is the principal at lincoln. >> he didn't have to come home. he could have been a football

coach and made clads of money. >> reporter: but something called kitna back to this troubled neighborhood. >> i walked these same hallways. i was here.

highest scoring period in his school. >> this final should be you getting what you deserve. >> i've always felt like there's much more greatness in these halls and in this b

mallicoat. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. good morning, everyone. it is monday, a super monday, january 28th. i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm michelle griego live in new orleans where the 49ers have landed. they are getting ready to face off the baltimore ravens but first we're talking all things new orleans. [ screaming ] >> new orleans can really throw a party. right now, they're not even really thinking football.

it is all about mardi gras. usually, what happens is they celebrate mardi gras for two weeks until fat tuesday, february 12. they are celebrating a week old doing super bowl for a week and celebrating mardi gras again. there are several parades a day during the week and i can tell you there's a motto here in new orleans, it's let the good times roll. they know how. >> where are you? i have been to new orleans before. what are your impressions of the crescent city so far? >> reporter: you know, i have never been here before so we have been here a couple of days now. the people are just so friendly, so accommodating, so inviting. here they are about to welcome 150 to maybe even 200,000 out of towners to the city for the super bowl and everyone is so nice, fr